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This weekend was a sort of gender war in theaters. On one side was testosterone laden The Expendables pulling for male audiences, and on the other was definitive chick-flick Eat Pray Love reaching out for the

Bad news for fans of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Though to many it seemed like the buzz surrounding the movie was tremendous going into its Friday release, apparently the buzz

I'm as surprised as anyone to hear myself say this, but it's true: Eat Pray Love would have been better if it had been more like Glee. Below are five specific things I wish Murphy had lifted from his own show

This is a big week for the box office and an odd one for the Rotten Watch. Three big movies hit screens with critical consensus already in on two of

Murphy isn't all that proven as a features director-- his only previous credit is Running With Scissors, which was met by critics and audiences with a general shrug

It's a movie about beautiful Julia Roberts traveling to three beautiful countries and eventually hooking up with Javier Bardem, and yet somehow the movie doesn't make me blind with envy

If it's embarrassing to admit to reading and enjoying Elizabeth Gilbert's memoir Eat Pray Love, I don't even want to know how much you'll judge me for looking forward to the movie

Based on the popular book by the same name, Eat, Pray, Love casts Julia Roberts as a woman who is not looking for a man. Will she find one anyway by the time the movie’s over? This is Hollywood, so probably

Viola Davis is considering signing on in the dreaded Best Friend role. I call the role dreaded not for anything that's in the book-- to my memory Delia, who is Gilbert's roommate at the ashram, isn't really a significant character-- but, come on

Most of you probably know Javier Bardem as the scariest fucking thing ever to wear a Dutch boy haircut, but he’s also capable of, well, not being evil. In fact I almost think I preferred him as the oversexed lothario